Pre-k to 3rd in person full time in groups of 8-12 kids per teacher. They are working toward same for 4th and 5th but for now, 4th and 5th grades will alternate weeks. 6th-8th in person 4 days a week. 9th-12th will be in person 50% of the time. A and B weeks. On your weeks at home, you will remote into the classroom. So all classes are taught live, but half the time high school students are remoting into the class
VCS: remote until october and then everybody is back full-time if infection rate stays low. https://www.vcsnyc.org/about-vcs/fall-2020-reopening-plan
This remote option for teachers is such BS. Who's going to supervise the kids? Why are those people deemed negligible?
Saint Ann's- 1 day/week in the building (though teachers may still be remote) for younger students. All remote for MS/HS.
https://saintannsny.org/about/reopening-plan/
Has trinity announced yet?
Speyer - 100% in-person K-4, middle school (5 - 8) 100% remote
Trevor 100% in person preK-5th, MS and HS classes divided in half (so 6-8 kids in a pod) alternating two weeks in school/two weeks at home learning
CGPS is planning PK-5th in person every day. Rest are a hybrid.
ECFS's plan sounds outstanding
Not true, Trinity hasn't presented a final plan yet, but they are saying it will probably be some type of hybrid plan for upper school.
I heard Trinity and Dalton upper schools will be remote only. Anyone know if that is true?
Dalton will have in person instruction everyday for 1st through 4th.
Will there be in-class instruction or will the kids be zooming with remote teachers via iPads?